PLL LNB

[Anole]

Wiring up multiple UNIVERSAL LNBFs to multiple receivers is a bit of a challenge.
Especially if it won't do you any good.
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STANDARD LNBFs provide more wiring flexibility.
Both are addressed in the Switches Simplified FAQ.

For one receiver, it really doesn't matter.
?I'm too far west to consider Universal.

 

[rv1pop]

I have done a BIT of side by side testing of RG-59 vs RG-6. SO --- the size of the center conductor WAS the major drawback! The RG-59 will be loose enough at the connector to cause a problem. On the sweep, it shows up as rectification! Your testing may be different. (KTBW - Federal Way TBN studio, 1986-88, Microwave NW.)

 

[mikekohl]

(To Anole) No you're not. Take a look at the Ku side of 180 West. www.global-cm.net/MPEGlistPacRim.html

It would help to polish up on your French, but this is a satellite that will work west of the Rockies.
Something you can get that is beyond the horizon of Midwesterners and East Coast viewers alike.

 

[pro96]

180w didnt work for me here in L.A using a 1.2m dish a few months ago.. my HH120 motor was stretched to the max and looked like it was gonna tilt over my wooded deck.

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[mikekohl]

This is one of those situations where you probably need a fixed antenna, and in some circumstances, tip it upside down with the LNBF on top half of antenna. But EIRP maps show a solid signal across SoCal and neighboring region if you have LOS.